102 - BASIC FORMATTING
Headers, Centralization, Bold, Italic and Underline

       


<HTML>

<HEAD>

<TITLE>
102 - BASIC FORMATTING
</TITLE>

</HEAD>

<BODY>
<CENTER>
<H1>
Header 1 (Centered)
</H1>
</CENTER>


<CENTER>
<H2>
Header 2 (Minimum header: H6)
</H2>
</CENTER>

<P>
<B>
<CENTER>
Centered bold text
</CENTER>
</B>

<P>
<I>
<CENTER>
Centered italic text
</CENTER>
</I>

<P>
<I>
<B>
<CENTER>
Centered bold italic text
</CENTER>
</B>
</I>

<P>
<U>
<B>
<CENTER>
Centered bold underlined text
</CENTER>
</B>
</U>

</BODY>

</HTML>

 

How to test the home page above:

[1] Copy the codes from <HTML> to </HTML> into a new file using Windows Notepad or a HTML editor.

[2] Save the file with any name with the extension .htm or .html in a computer folder (suggested name for the folder: BasicHTML) specially created for holding the course test files.

Suggestion for the name of the file: AATestXXX.htm where XXX is the number at the top of this screen. The double "A" will put the file name at the top of the list in the folder, making it easier to locate.

[3] Open the file using any browser to get the following home page:

Note the following:

  1. The tags may envelop one another but must be closed with the corresponding tag < /name of the tag > , except the tag <P> (paragraph) and few others to be described later in this course.

  2. As greater numbers are used in the tag <Hn>, where n = 1 to 6, the headers gets smaller in height. They all are automatically displayed in bold characters even not being enveloped by the tags <B> and </B> (Bold).

 

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